Treehouse Tour: The Woods Maine NelsonTreehouse 2023-10-13 | Tour The Woods Maine Treehouse with Emily Nelson and her adorable toddler, Sally! Join us on this magical journey in Norway, Maine as we revisit the idyllic treehouse we built in 2019. From the treetop views to the cozy interior, this treehouse is filled with luxury and wonder. Get ready to be inspired by this New England style getaway elevated in the woods! Book your stay at The Woods Maine Treehouse: thewoodsmaine.com/the-treehouseStay at other Nelson Treehouse Experiences: nelsontreehouse.com/stayShop The Woods Maine: thewoodsmaineshop.comDon't forget to like, comment and subscribe!#TreehouseTour #WoodsMaineTreehouse #NelsonTreehouse #Cabin #TreehouseMasters #Tour #cabininthewoods
Treehouse Tour: Elk Mountain Treehouse NelsonTreehouse 2023-09-22 | Nestled in a verdant valley of Whitefish, Montana, the Elk Mountain Treehouse is a secluded treetop retreat for our wonderful clients. At a little over 800 square feet, this idyllic treehouse includes two bedrooms, living space, bathroom, kitchenette and two decks that make it the perfect weekend escape.Read more about the Elk Mountain Treehouse: nelsontreehouse.com/blog/elk-mountain-treehouse-a-montana-escapeTo learn more and order hardware, visit our website: nelsontreehouse.comFollow our socials for more treehouse building: linkpop.com/nelsontreehouse Video by Claymore MacTarnaghan#treehouse #tour #cabin #interiortour #building #carpentry #hometour
Exclusive Tour: Spectacular Montana Treehouse Mid-Build with Pete Nelson NelsonTreehouse 2023-09-15 | Join Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson, for a exclusive preview of this multi-platform treehouse mid-build boasting marvelous Montana views! Perched on a steep hillside overlooking a tranquil lake, this arboreal abode offers the perfect escape for family and friends. Subscribe to our channel for more incredible treehouse tours! Stay tuned for the finished build!Follow our socials for more treehouse building: linkpop.com/nelsontreehouse #treehouse #tour #cabin #interiortour #building #carpentry #treehousemasters
Tour Treehouse Masters Biggest Build with Pete Nelson NelsonTreehouse 2023-09-06 | Join Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson, as he gives you an exclusive mid-build tour of our grandest treehouse project ever, nestled in the picturesque landscapes of Whitefish, Montana! Discover the magic behind the construction of this sprawling 2,500 square-foot, two-story marvel featuring 3 bedrooms, including a luxurious primary suite, 2 bathrooms, and living space with a fully-equipped kitchen. Get a sneak peek at the incredible craftsmanship and design that goes into creating our treetop dreams. Subscribe to our channel for more incredible treehouse tours! Stay tuned for the final look of the Homestead Treehouse!Follow our socials for more treehouse building: linkpop.com/nelsontreehouse #treehouse #tour #cabin #interiortour #building #carpentry #treehousemasters #montana
Treehouse Mt Rainier | Pete Nelson Tours the Newest Nelson Treehouse Experience Mid-Build NelsonTreehouse 2023-05-25 | Join Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson, for an exciting sneak peek tour of the newest addition to the Nelson Treehouse Experience Getaways, Treehouse Mt. Rainier! Designed and built by the talented project manager, Scott Atkins, and our crew, this magnificent 420-square-foot treehouse located in Ashford, Washington is a true masterpiece.In this video, we take you through the mid-build progress of Treehouse Mt. Rainier, showcasing its unique features. From the beautiful deck to the fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, living room, and cozy bedroom, every aspect of this treehouse is mindfully crafted to provide an unforgettable treetop experience.Don't miss your chance to be among the first to book your stay in this extraordinary treehouse retreat! Early bookings for Treehouse Mt. Rainier are now open, so visit www.treehousemtrainier.com to secure your spot for a memorable getaway. Get ready to immerse yourself in the serenity of Mt. Rainier and indulge in the ultimate treehouse adventure.Subscribe to our channel for more incredible treehouse tours! Stay tuned for the grand opening of Treehouse Mt. Rainier in June 2023!Follow our socials for more treehouse building: linkpop.com/nelsontreehouse #treehouse #tour #cabin #interiortour #building #carpentry
Build a Treehouse with Treehouse Masters Hardware NelsonTreehouse 2023-03-30 | You want to build a treehouse to last generations? Build like the Treehouse Masters with our engineered and lab tested hardware. Designed with the safety of the trees and your family in mind, we have highest-quality, heavy-duty, specialized treehouse hardware for any sized build from backyard tree forts, vacation rentals, to commercial treehouses.We have spent over 30 years consulting with and working alongside carpenters, arborists, and engineers to develop the hefty hardware we trust in every treehouse we build.Start building your dream treehouse today! Visit our website: store.beinatree.com/collections/treehouse-hardwareFollow our socials for more treehouse building: linkpop.com/nelsontreehouse Video by Media NortheastDisclaimer and LimitationsBe in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and limit any representations and warranties as follows:The load that this treehouse hardware can bear depends on many factors, including the species and health of your tree(s). Tree house maintenance is required every year to ensure the structure, and tree(s) remain safe and secure for years to come, and more importantly that its users are not put at risk. Perform frequent inspections and maintenance.We highly recommend consulting with Nelson Treehouse, a certified arborist, and a structural engineer before starting your project, especially if your treehouse will contend with snow loads, wind, earthquakes, or other extreme environmental factors.Use hardware at your own risk. Improperly installed hardware can pose a significant risk to all parties involved including (but not limited to) the tree, construction workers, and the users of the treehouse. Be in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and assume no liability, are not responsible for property damage, personal injury or consequential damages alleged to be the result of use of this product.#treehouse #diy #building
Washington Treehouse Build Part 7 NelsonTreehouse 2023-02-07 | Hanging the doors and this beautiful treehouse is almost done! 🙌 We’ve loved taking you along this build and can’t wait to show you the final look in all her tree-mendous glory 😍#nelsontreehouse #treehousemasters #nelsontreehouseandsupply #treehouse #building #carpentry #construction #diy #doors
Washington Treehouse Build Part 6 NelsonTreehouse 2023-01-29 | The crew is finishing up flooring in the treehouse in Washington! We're almost done with this project! Comment below if you wanna see the final day building.#treehouse #building #carpentry #flooring #construction #jobsite #carpenter
Washington Treehouse Build Part 5 NelsonTreehouse 2023-01-25 | The crew is flying on this local treehouse build! Paneling is being installed and up next is trim & flooring. Comment below if you wanna see the flooring going in.#treehouse #building #carpentry #treehousemasters #panel
Washington Treehouse Build Part 4 NelsonTreehouse 2023-01-23 | The Nelson Treehouse crew is installing Marvin windows and throwing up siding at this treehouse build in Washington. We're getting close to the end of the project but we've got more on horizon - comment below to see what's next. #treehouse #building #carpentry #treehousemasters #windows #siding #construction
Washington Treehouse Build Part 3 NelsonTreehouse 2023-01-21 | The Treehouse Masters crew rolling rafters and roof joists at our local build in Washington. Comment below to see part 4! #nelsontreehouse #treehouse #treehousemasters #carpentry #building #construction
Washington Treehouse Build Part 2 NelsonTreehouse 2023-01-10 | Walls flyin’ high at our build in Washington 🌲 Our crew is working hard to make this treehouse a dream come true 💫#nelsontreehouse #treehousemasters #nelsontreehouseandsupply #treehouse #howtobuildatreehouse #diy #howto
Washington Treehouse Build Part 1 NelsonTreehouse 2023-01-07 | We’re taking you #ToTheTrees where the crew is working hard on our current treehouse build in our home state, Washington 🌲 Yesterday they installed TABs, dug holes for posts, carried and installed beams & more! We’re excited to take you along on this build over the next few weeks! Let us know what parts you’d like to see 👀#nelsontreehouse #treehousemasters #nelsontreehouseandsupply #nelsontreehouseexperience #treehouse #beinatree
Thinking of Building a Treehouse? NelsonTreehouse 2023-01-05 | Is building a treehouse on your 2023 goals? We can help! 💪 We’ve got the treehouse hardware you need for any build big or small!The NTS science of building safely and sustainably up in the trees is founded on the use of the highest-quality, heavy-duty, specialized treehouse hardware. We have spent over 30 years of consulting with and working alongside carpenters, arborists, and engineers to develop the hefty hardware we trust in every build from backyard tree forts to commercial treehouses 🛠#nelsontreehouse #treehousemasters #nelsontreehouseandsupply #treehousehardware #treehouse #treehousebuilders #beinatree#tothetrees #hardware #howto #treefort #diy #building #treehousebuilding #carpentry
Install a Tree Fort Strut Back Up with Pete Nelson NelsonTreehouse 2022-12-23 | Don't forget to back up your TAB! #treehouse #building #carpentry #treefort #hardware #diy #backyard
Treehouse Tour: Elk Mountain NelsonTreehouse 2022-12-17 | Follow Daryl McDonald on an interior tour of the Elk Mountain Treehouse that we recently built with our crew in Whitefish, Montana. It’s an ideal cozy size with enough space for family and friends to gather and enjoy the beauty of being in a treehouse.This mountain escape is crafted with some really beautiful wood including reclaimed Douglas Fir wall paneling and vertical grain Hemlock trim from our mill, Old Woods in the Snoqualmie Valley.To order learn more and order hardware, visit our website: nelsontreehouse.comFollow our socials for more treehouse building: linkpop.com/nelsontreehouse #treehouse #tour #cabin #interiortour #building #carpentry
How to Install Beams on the Static Yoke Hardware of a Small Treehouse Platform NelsonTreehouse 2022-10-26 | This is the 3rd and last video in a series hosted by Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson, on how to build a safe treehouse with a wider platform using our Tree Fort Yoke Hardware. In this video, Pete demonstrates how to place beams on the Static Yoke Hardware. Our Tree Fort Hardware System is a simplified and more economical version of the standard & heavy duty treehouse hardware we use in larger builds. This Tree Fort Hardware System is designed for small scale builds, think: kid-scale tree forts, sunset decks or tree gazebos.To order learn more and order hardware, visit our website: nelsontreehouse.comVideo by Media NortheastFollow our socials for more treehouse building: linkpop.com/nelsontreehouse Disclaimer and LimitationsBe in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and limit any representations and warranties as follows:The load that this treehouse hardware can bear depends on many factors, including the species and health of your tree(s). Tree house maintenance is required every year to ensure the structure, and tree(s) remain safe and secure for years to come, and more importantly that its users are not put at risk. Perform frequent inspections and maintenance.We highly recommend consulting with Nelson Treehouse, a certified arborist, and a structural engineer before starting your project, especially if your treehouse will contend with snow loads, wind, earthquakes, or other extreme environmental factors.Use hardware at your own risk. Improperly installed hardware can pose a significant risk to all parties involved including (but not limited to) the tree, construction workers, and the users of the treehouse. Be in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and assume no liability, are not responsible for property damage, personal injury or consequential damages alleged to be the result of use of this product.#treehouse #diy #building
Tree Fort Hardware: Wood Yoke Installation NelsonTreehouse 2022-10-26 | This is the 2nd video in a serious hosted by Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson, on how to build a safe treehouse with a wider platform using our Tree Fort Yoke Hardware. In this video, Pete demonstrates how to install the Tree Fort Yoke Hardware. Our Tree Fort Hardware System is a simplified and more economical version of the standard & heavy duty treehouse hardware we use in larger builds. This Tree Fort Hardware System is designed for small scale builds, think: kid-scale tree forts, sunset decks or tree gazebos.To order learn more and order hardware, visit our website: nelsontreehouse.comVideo by Media NortheastFollow our socials for more treehouse building: linkpop.com/nelsontreehouse Disclaimer and LimitationsBe in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and limit any representations and warranties as follows:The load that this treehouse hardware can bear depends on many factors, including the species and health of your tree(s). Tree house maintenance is required every year to ensure the structure, and tree(s) remain safe and secure for years to come, and more importantly that its users are not put at risk. Perform frequent inspections and maintenance.We highly recommend consulting with Nelson Treehouse, a certified arborist, and a structural engineer before starting your project, especially if your treehouse will contend with snow loads, wind, earthquakes, or other extreme environmental factors.Use hardware at your own risk. Improperly installed hardware can pose a significant risk to all parties involved including (but not limited to) the tree, construction workers, and the users of the treehouse. Be in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and assume no liability, are not responsible for property damage, personal injury or consequential damages alleged to be the result of use of this product.#treehouse #diy #building
Tree Fort Hardware: Build a Wood Yoke NelsonTreehouse 2022-10-26 | This is the 1st video in a series hosted by Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson, on how to build a safe treehouse with a wider platform using our Tree Fort Yoke Hardware. In this video, Pete demonstrates how to build the wood yoke. Our Tree Fort Hardware System is a simplified and more economical version of the standard & heavy duty treehouse hardware we use in larger builds. This Tree Fort Hardware System is designed for small scale builds, think: kid-scale tree forts, sunset decks or tree gazebos.To order learn more and order hardware, visit our website: nelsontreehouse.comVideo by Media NortheastFollow our socials for more treehouse building: linkpop.com/nelsontreehouse Disclaimer and LimitationsBe in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and limit any representations and warranties as follows:The load that this treehouse hardware can bear depends on many factors, including the species and health of your tree(s). Tree house maintenance is required every year to ensure the structure, and tree(s) remain safe and secure for years to come, and more importantly that its users are not put at risk. Perform frequent inspections and maintenance.We highly recommend consulting with Nelson Treehouse, a certified arborist, and a structural engineer before starting your project, especially if your treehouse will contend with snow loads, wind, earthquakes, or other extreme environmental factors.Use hardware at your own risk. Improperly installed hardware can pose a significant risk to all parties involved including (but not limited to) the tree, construction workers, and the users of the treehouse. Be in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and assume no liability, are not responsible for property damage, personal injury or consequential damages alleged to be the result of use of this product.#treehouse #diy
Treehouse Tour: Ohio Bird Sanctuary NelsonTreehouse 2022-06-10 | Take a virtual tour of Nelson Treehouse's latest treehouse. Tucked away in the woods, this treehouse classroom was crafted for educational encounters with the feathered friends at Ohio Bird Sanctuary! Meander down a 200 foot ADA accessible ramp into an airy pavilion where you'll experience an up close encounter with one of the sanctuary birds. The real show stopper of this treetop classroom is the wing-inspired roof, split down the middle that gives the impression the treehouse is rising up to the sky just like the birds in flight!linkpop.com/nelsontreehouseRead more on Ohio Bird Sanctuary: nelsontreehouse.com/blog/treehouse-classroom-for-ohio-bird-sanctuary Video by Media Northeast
How to Install Decking on a Small Treehouse Platform NelsonTreehouse 2021-04-15 | This is the 15th and final video in a series hosted by Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson, on how to build a safe treehouse platform using our Tree Fort Hardware System. In this video, Pete and his son, Henry, install cedar decking to finish this small treehouse platform. They demonstrate many tips & tricks for specific issues that come up when decking a treehouse platform, like allowing for tree growth and movement. This treehouse platform is supported by our Tree Fort Hardware System.Our Tree Fort Hardware System (referred to as "Backyard Hardware" in this video series) is a simplified and more economical version of the standard & heavy duty treehouse hardware we use in larger builds. This Tree Fort Hardware System is designed for small scale builds, think: kid-scale tree forts, sunset decks or tree gazebos.To order learn more and order hardware, visit our website: www.nelsontreehouse.comVideo by Media NortheastDisclaimer and LimitationsBe in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and limit any representations and warranties as follows:The load that this treehouse hardware can bear depends on many factors, including the species and health of your tree(s). Tree house maintenance is required every year to ensure the structure, and tree(s) remain safe and secure for years to come, and more importantly that its users are not put at risk. Perform frequent inspections and maintenance.We highly recommend consulting with Nelson Treehouse, a certified arborist, and a structural engineer before starting your project, especially if your treehouse will contend with snow loads, wind, earthquakes, or other extreme environmental factors.Use hardware at your own risk. Improperly installed hardware can pose a significant risk to all parties involved including (but not limited to) the tree, construction workers, and the users of the treehouse. Be in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and assume no liability, are not responsible for property damage, personal injury or consequential damages alleged to be the result of use of this product.
How to Layout & Install the Rim Joist of a Small Treehouse Platform NelsonTreehouse 2021-04-15 | This is the 14th video in a series hosted by Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson, on how to build a safe treehouse platform using our Tree Fort Hardware System. In this video, Pete and his son, Henry, demonstrate how to layout, cut and install the rim component of the joist layer on a small treehouse platform. This treehouse platform is supported by our Tree Fort Hardware System.Our Tree Fort Hardware System (referred to as "Backyard Hardware" in this video series) is a simplified and more economical version of the standard & heavy duty treehouse hardware we use in larger builds. This Tree Fort Hardware System is designed for small scale builds, think: kid-scale tree forts, sunset decks or tree gazebos.To order learn more and order hardware, visit our website: www.nelsontreehouse.comVideo by Media NortheastDisclaimer and LimitationsBe in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and limit any representations and warranties as follows:The load that this treehouse hardware can bear depends on many factors, including the species and health of your tree(s). Tree house maintenance is required every year to ensure the structure, and tree(s) remain safe and secure for years to come, and more importantly that its users are not put at risk. Perform frequent inspections and maintenance.We highly recommend consulting with Nelson Treehouse, a certified arborist, and a structural engineer before starting your project, especially if your treehouse will contend with snow loads, wind, earthquakes, or other extreme environmental factors.Use hardware at your own risk. Improperly installed hardware can pose a significant risk to all parties involved including (but not limited to) the tree, construction workers, and the users of the treehouse. Be in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and assume no liability, are not responsible for property damage, personal injury or consequential damages alleged to be the result of use of this product.
How to Block & Install the Joist Layer of a Small Treehouse Platform NelsonTreehouse 2021-04-15 | This is the 13th video in a series hosted by Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson, on how to build a safe treehouse platform using our Tree Fort Hardware System. In this video, Pete and his son, Henry, demonstrate how to "block" and cut the joist layer of a small treehouse platform. This treehouse platform is supported by our Tree Fort Hardware System. Our Tree Fort Hardware System (referred to as "Backyard Hardware" in this video series) is a simplified and more economical version of the standard & heavy duty treehouse hardware we use in larger builds. This Tree Fort Hardware System is designed for small scale builds, think: kid-scale tree forts, sunset decks or tree gazebos.To order learn more and order hardware, visit our website: www.nelsontreehouse.comVideo by Media NortheastDisclaimer and LimitationsBe in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and limit any representations and warranties as follows:The load that this treehouse hardware can bear depends on many factors, including the species and health of your tree(s). Tree house maintenance is required every year to ensure the structure, and tree(s) remain safe and secure for years to come, and more importantly that its users are not put at risk. Perform frequent inspections and maintenance.We highly recommend consulting with Nelson Treehouse, a certified arborist, and a structural engineer before starting your project, especially if your treehouse will contend with snow loads, wind, earthquakes, or other extreme environmental factors.Use hardware at your own risk. Improperly installed hardware can pose a significant risk to all parties involved including (but not limited to) the tree, construction workers, and the users of the treehouse. Be in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and assume no liability, are not responsible for property damage, personal injury or consequential damages alleged to be the result of use of this product.
How to Plan & Layout the Joist Layer of a Small Treehouse Platform NelsonTreehouse 2021-04-15 | This is the 12th video in a series hosted by Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson, on how to build a safe treehouse platform using our Tree Fort Hardware System. In this video, Pete and his son, Henry, discuss the fundamentals of how to plan, layout and build the joist layer on a small treehouse platform. This treehouse platform is supported by our Tree Fort Hardware System. Our Tree Fort Hardware System (referred to as "Backyard Hardware" in this video series) is a simplified and more economical version of the standard & heavy duty treehouse hardware we use in larger builds. This Tree Fort Hardware System is designed for small scale builds, think: kid-scale tree forts, sunset decks or tree gazebos.To order learn more and order hardware, visit our website: www.nelsontreehouse.comVideo by Media NortheastDisclaimer and LimitationsBe in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and limit any representations and warranties as follows:The load that this treehouse hardware can bear depends on many factors, including the species and health of your tree(s). Tree house maintenance is required every year to ensure the structure, and tree(s) remain safe and secure for years to come, and more importantly that its users are not put at risk. Perform frequent inspections and maintenance.We highly recommend consulting with Nelson Treehouse, a certified arborist, and a structural engineer before starting your project, especially if your treehouse will contend with snow loads, wind, earthquakes, or other extreme environmental factors.Use hardware at your own risk. Improperly installed hardware can pose a significant risk to all parties involved including (but not limited to) the tree, construction workers, and the users of the treehouse. Be in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and assume no liability, are not responsible for property damage, personal injury or consequential damages alleged to be the result of use of this product.
Tree Fort Hardware: Paddle TAB Installation NelsonTreehouse 2021-04-15 | This is the 11th video in a series hosted by Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson, on how to build a safe treehouse platform using our Tree Fort Hardware System. In this video, Pete and his son demonstrate how to install a Tree Fort Paddle TAB. Our Tree Fort Paddle TABs are used for a variety of ways when you need to attach a structural member to a tree. The Tree Fort Paddle TAB is composed of two sections: the "paddle" sits in a notched beam and the "threaded rod" secures into the tree. They are to be used with thru bolts, rather than screws or lags, making your knee brace more secure to move with the tree. Paddle Tabs are typically used to support lighter platforms, to pick up small unsupported corners and are often incorporated into entry stairways. Our Tree Fort Hardware System (referred to as "Backyard Hardware" in this video series) is a simplified and more economical version of the standard & heavy duty treehouse hardware we use in larger builds. This Tree Fort Hardware System is designed for small scale builds, think: kid-scale tree forts, sunset decks or tree gazebos.To order learn more and order hardware, visit our website: www.nelsontreehouse.comVideo by Media NortheastDisclaimer and LimitationsBe in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and limit any representations and warranties as follows:The load that this treehouse hardware can bear depends on many factors, including the species and health of your tree(s). Tree house maintenance is required every year to ensure the structure, and tree(s) remain safe and secure for years to come, and more importantly that its users are not put at risk. Perform frequent inspections and maintenance.We highly recommend consulting with Nelson Treehouse, a certified arborist, and a structural engineer before starting your project, especially if your treehouse will contend with snow loads, wind, earthquakes, or other extreme environmental factors.Use hardware at your own risk. Improperly installed hardware can pose a significant risk to all parties involved including (but not limited to) the tree, construction workers, and the users of the treehouse. Be in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and assume no liability, are not responsible for property damage, personal injury or consequential damages alleged to be the result of use of this product.
Tree Fort Hardware: Strut Back Up Installation NelsonTreehouse 2021-04-15 | This is the 10th video in a series hosted by Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson, on how to build a safe treehouse platform using our Tree Fort Hardware System. In this video, Pete and his son, Charlie, demonstrate how to install a Tree Fort Strut Back Up. We strongly recommend using either a cable or strut back up on all TABs. The Strut Back Up increases the load capacity of a Tree Fort TAB. It keeps the Tree Fort TAB level under heavier loads and is used when a Tree Fort Cable Back Up is not possible because of obstacles above and/or the cable would create a tripping hazard on the deck.Our Tree Fort Hardware System (referred to as "Backyard Hardware" in this video series) is a simplified and more economical version of the standard & heavy duty treehouse hardware we use in larger builds. This Tree Fort Hardware System is designed for small scale builds, think: kid-scale tree forts, sunset decks or tree gazebos.To order learn more and order hardware, visit our website: www.nelsontreehouse.comVideo by Media NortheastDisclaimer and LimitationsBe in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and limit any representations and warranties as follows:The load that this treehouse hardware can bear depends on many factors, including the species and health of your tree(s). Tree house maintenance is required every year to ensure the structure, and tree(s) remain safe and secure for years to come, and more importantly that its users are not put at risk. Perform frequent inspections and maintenance.We highly recommend consulting with Nelson Treehouse, a certified arborist, and a structural engineer before starting your project, especially if your treehouse will contend with snow loads, wind, earthquakes, or other extreme environmental factors.Use hardware at your own risk. Improperly installed hardware can pose a significant risk to all parties involved including (but not limited to) the tree, construction workers, and the users of the treehouse. Be in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and assume no liability, are not responsible for property damage, personal injury or consequential damages alleged to be the result of use of this product.
Tree Fort Hardware: Cable Back Up Installation NelsonTreehouse 2021-04-15 | This is the 9th video in a series hosted by Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson, on how to build a safe treehouse platform using our Tree Fort Hardware System. In this video, Pete and his son, Charlie demonstrate how to install a Tree Fort Cable Back Up System. We strongly recommend installing either Cable or Strut Back Ups on all TABs. The Tree Fort Cable Back Up increases the load capacity of a Tree Fort Attachment Bolt. It also functions to keep the TAB level under heavier loading. This back up system is used when obstacles above do not prevent installation. Our Tree Fort Hardware System (referred to as "Backyard Hardware" in this video series) is a simplified and more economical version of the standard & heavy duty treehouse hardware we use in larger builds. This Tree Fort Hardware System is designed for small scale builds, think: kid-scale tree forts, sunset decks or tree gazebos.To order learn more and order hardware, visit our website: www.nelsontreehouse.comVideo by Media NortheastDisclaimer and LimitationsBe in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and limit any representations and warranties as follows:The load that this treehouse hardware can bear depends on many factors, including the species and health of your tree(s). Tree house maintenance is required every year to ensure the structure, and tree(s) remain safe and secure for years to come, and more importantly that its users are not put at risk. Perform frequent inspections and maintenance.We highly recommend consulting with Nelson Treehouse, a certified arborist, and a structural engineer before starting your project, especially if your treehouse will contend with snow loads, wind, earthquakes, or other extreme environmental factors.Use hardware at your own risk. Improperly installed hardware can pose a significant risk to all parties involved including (but not limited to) the tree, construction workers, and the users of the treehouse. Be in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and assume no liability, are not responsible for property damage, personal injury or consequential damages alleged to be the result of use of this product.
Tree Fort Hardware: Dynamic Uplift Arrestor (DUA) Installation NelsonTreehouse 2021-04-15 | This is the 8th video in a series hosted by Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson, on how to build a safe treehouse platform using our Tree Fort Hardware System. In this video, Pete and his son, Charlie, install a Dynamic Uplift Arrestor (DUA). This dynamic connection allows the trees to move with the wind and is critical to building a safe treehouse platform. The Tree Fort Dynamic Uplift Arrestor (DUA) fastens a Tree Fort TAB to the bottom of a beam but allows the tree to move independently from the platform. An ultra high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMW) slab provides a surface for the Tree Fort TAB to slide freely. This allows for the Tree Fort to move naturally with the tree.Our Tree Fort Hardware System (referred to as "Backyard Hardware" in this video series) is a simplified and more economical version of the standard & heavy duty treehouse hardware we use in larger builds. This Tree Fort Hardware System is designed for small scale builds, think: kid-scale tree forts, sunset decks or tree gazebos.To order learn more and order hardware, visit our website: www.nelsontreehouse.comVideo by Media NortheastDisclaimer and LimitationsBe in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and limit any representations and warranties as follows:The load that this treehouse hardware can bear depends on many factors, including the species and health of your tree(s). Tree house maintenance is required every year to ensure the structure, and tree(s) remain safe and secure for years to come, and more importantly that its users are not put at risk. Perform frequent inspections and maintenance.We highly recommend consulting with Nelson Treehouse, a certified arborist, and a structural engineer before starting your project, especially if your treehouse will contend with snow loads, wind, earthquakes, or other extreme environmental factors.Use hardware at your own risk. Improperly installed hardware can pose a significant risk to all parties involved including (but not limited to) the tree, construction workers, and the users of the treehouse. Be in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and assume no liability, are not responsible for property damage, personal injury or consequential damages alleged to be the result of use of this product.
Tree Fort Hardware: Static Uplift Arrestor (SUA) Installation NelsonTreehouse 2021-04-15 | This is the 7th video in a series hosted by Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson, on how to build a safe treehouse platform using our Tree Fort Hardware System. In this video, Pete and his son, Charlie, install a Static Uplift Arrestor (SUA) to connect the platform beam to the Tree Fort TAB. In this scenario, they are also demonstrating how to use a "high heel" since the tree being used is small and the TAB heights were adjusted to ensure they did not meet in the middle. The Tree Fort Static Uplift Arrestor (SUA) is used along side the Tree Fort TAB. The SUA fastens the Tree Fort TAB to the beam and does not allow the tree to move independently from the platform. Used mostly for one tree platforms. In the case of multiple trees, a combination of Dynamic Uplift Arrestors, and SUAs is recommended. Our Tree Fort Hardware System (referred to as "Backyard Hardware" in this video series) is a simplified and more economical version of the standard & heavy duty treehouse hardware we use in larger builds. This Tree Fort Hardware System is designed for small scale builds, think: kid-scale tree forts, sunset decks or tree gazebos.To learn more and order hardware, visit our website: www.nelsontreehouse.comVideo by Media NortheastDisclaimer and LimitationsBe in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and limit any representations and warranties as follows:The load that this treehouse hardware can bear depends on many factors, including the species and health of your tree(s). Tree house maintenance is required every year to ensure the structure, and tree(s) remain safe and secure for years to come, and more importantly that its users are not put at risk. Perform frequent inspections and maintenance.We highly recommend consulting with Nelson Treehouse, a certified arborist, and a structural engineer before starting your project, especially if your treehouse will contend with snow loads, wind, earthquakes, or other extreme environmental factors.Use hardware at your own risk. Improperly installed hardware can pose a significant risk to all parties involved including (but not limited to) the tree, construction workers, and the users of the treehouse. Be in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and assume no liability, are not responsible for property damage, personal injury or consequential damages alleged to be the result of use of this product.
Tree Fort Hardware: Installing Additional TABs NelsonTreehouse 2021-04-15 | This is the 6th video in a series hosted by Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson, on how to build a safe treehouse platform using our Tree Fort Hardware System. In this video, Pete goes over, how level and line up additional Treehouse Attachment Bolts (TABs) to the first installed TAB when building a treehouse platform.Our Tree Fort Hardware System (referred to as "Backyard Hardware" in this video series) is a simplified and more economical version of the standard & heavy duty treehouse hardware we use in larger builds. This Tree Fort Hardware System is designed for small scale builds, think: kid-scale tree forts, sunset decks or tree gazebos.To learn more and order your treehouse hardware, visit our website: www.nelsontreehouse.comVideo by Media NortheastFeaturing Charlie Nelson, Pete's son.Disclaimer and LimitationsBe in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and limit any representations and warranties as follows:The load that this treehouse hardware can bear depends on many factors, including the species and health of your tree(s). Tree house maintenance is required every year to ensure the structure, and tree(s) remain safe and secure for years to come, and more importantly that its users are not put at risk. Perform frequent inspections and maintenance.We highly recommend consulting with Nelson Treehouse, a certified arborist, and a structural engineer before starting your project, especially if your treehouse will contend with snow loads, wind, earthquakes, or other extreme environmental factors.Use hardware at your own risk. Improperly installed hardware can pose a significant risk to all parties involved including (but not limited to) the tree, construction workers, and the users of the treehouse. Be in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and assume no liability, are not responsible for property damage, personal injury or consequential damages alleged to be the result of use of this product.
Tree Fort Hardware: Treehouse Attachment Bolt (TAB) Installation NelsonTreehouse 2021-04-15 | This is the 5th video in a series hosted by Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson, on how to build a safe treehouse platform using our Tree Fort Hardware System. In this video, Pete installs the first Tree Fort TAB (Treehouse Attachment Bolt) for this treehouse platform. Follow along as Pete demonstrates each step taken to successfully and safely install a Tree Fort TAB.The Treehouse Attachment Bolt (TAB) is the structural backbone of every treehouse. The lag-threaded end secures the TAB in the tree, while the other end extends outward, acting as an artificial tree limb that supports structural members like beams. You’ll attach your beams to the TABs using a Dynamic or Static Uplift Arrestors.Our Tree Fort Hardware System (referred to as "Backyard Hardware" in this video series) is a simplified and more economical version of the standard & heavy duty treehouse hardware we use in larger builds. This Tree Fort Hardware System is designed for small scale builds, think: kid-scale tree forts, sunset decks or tree gazebos.To learn more and order your treehouse hardware, visit our website: www.nelsontreehouse.comVideo by Media NortheastDisclaimer and LimitationsBe in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and limit any representations and warranties as follows:The load that this treehouse hardware can bear depends on many factors, including the species and health of your tree(s). Tree house maintenance is required every year to ensure the structure, and tree(s) remain safe and secure for years to come, and more importantly that its users are not put at risk. Perform frequent inspections and maintenance.We highly recommend consulting with Nelson Treehouse, a certified arborist, and a structural engineer before starting your project, especially if your treehouse will contend with snow loads, wind, earthquakes, or other extreme environmental factors.Use hardware at your own risk. Improperly installed hardware can pose a significant risk to all parties involved including (but not limited to) the tree, construction workers, and the users of the treehouse. Be in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and assume no liability, are not responsible for property damage, personal injury or consequential damages alleged to be the result of use of this product.
Tree Fort Hardware: Things to consider before you get started.. NelsonTreehouse 2021-04-15 | This is the 4th video in a series hosted by Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson, on how to build a safe treehouse platform using our Tree Fort Hardware System. In this short video, Pete goes over a two important tips to consider BEFORE installing your first treehouse attachment bolt (TAB). Pete explains how to account for the added height of your DUA (Dynamic Uplift Arrestor) when determining where to install your TAB. He also covers the "high heel" method that will need to be utilized when you plan to install two TABs in a smaller tree. Our Tree Fort Hardware System (referred to as "Backyard Hardware" in this video series) is a simplified and more economical version of the standard & heavy duty treehouse hardware we use in larger builds. This Tree Fort Hardware System is designed for small scale builds, think: kid-scale tree forts, sunset decks or tree gazebos.We always recommend starting with our Treehousing: Instructional Guide found on our website: www.nelsontreehouse.comVideo by Media NortheastDisclaimer and LimitationsBe in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and limit any representations and warranties as follows:The load that this treehouse hardware can bear depends on many factors, including the species and health of your tree(s). Tree house maintenance is required every year to ensure the structure, and tree(s) remain safe and secure for years to come, and more importantly that its users are not put at risk. Perform frequent inspections and maintenance.We highly recommend consulting with Nelson Treehouse, a certified arborist, and a structural engineer before starting your project, especially if your treehouse will contend with snow loads, wind, earthquakes, or other extreme environmental factors.Use hardware at your own risk. Improperly installed hardware can pose a significant risk to all parties involved including (but not limited to) the tree, construction workers, and the users of the treehouse. Be in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and assume no liability, are not responsible for property damage, personal injury or consequential damages alleged to be the result of use of this product.
Tree Fort Hardware: Tools Needed NelsonTreehouse 2021-04-15 | This is the 3rd video in a series hosted by Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson, on how to build a safe treehouse platform using our Tree Fort Hardware System. In this short video, Pete goes over the basic tools needed for this simple treehouse platform installation using our Tree Fort Hardware System. Our Tree Fort Hardware System (referred to as "Backyard Hardware" in this video series) is a simplified and more economical version of the standard & heavy duty treehouse hardware we use in larger builds. This Tree Fort Hardware System is designed for small scale builds, think: kid-scale tree forts, sunset decks or tree gazebos.For more information on our treehouse hardware and to place your order, visit our website: www.nelsontreehouse.comVideo by Media NortheastDisclaimer and LimitationsBe in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and limit any representations and warranties as follows:The load that this treehouse hardware can bear depends on many factors, including the species and health of your tree(s). Tree house maintenance is required every year to ensure the structure, and tree(s) remain safe and secure for years to come, and more importantly that its users are not put at risk. Perform frequent inspections and maintenance.We highly recommend consulting with Nelson Treehouse, a certified arborist, and a structural engineer before starting your project, especially if your treehouse will contend with snow loads, wind, earthquakes, or other extreme environmental factors.Use hardware at your own risk. Improperly installed hardware can pose a significant risk to all parties involved including (but not limited to) the tree, construction workers, and the users of the treehouse. Be in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and assume no liability, are not responsible for property damage, personal injury or consequential damages alleged to be the result of use of this product.
Tree Fort Hardware: Site Plan NelsonTreehouse 2021-04-15 | This is the 2nd video in a series hosted by Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson, on how to build a safe treehouse platform using our Tree Fort Hardware System. Before starting any treehouse, it is important to have a plan. In this video, Pete briefly goes over his plan for the treehouse platform he will be building over the course of this series. We always recommend starting with our Treehousing: Instructional Guide found on our website: www.nelsontreehouse.comOur Tree Fort Hardware System (referred to as "Backyard Hardware" in this video series) is a simplified and more economical version of the standard & heavy duty treehouse hardware we use in larger builds. This Tree Fort Hardware System is designed for small scale builds, think: kid-scale tree forts, sunset decks or tree gazebos.To learn more and order your treehouse hardware, visit our website: www.nelsontreehouse.comVideo by Media Northeast.Disclaimer and LimitationsBe in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and limit any representations and warranties as follows:The load that this treehouse hardware can bear depends on many factors, including the species and health of your tree(s). Tree house maintenance is required every year to ensure the structure, and tree(s) remain safe and secure for years to come, and more importantly that its users are not put at risk. Perform frequent inspections and maintenance.We highly recommend consulting with Nelson Treehouse, a certified arborist, and a structural engineer before starting your project, especially if your treehouse will contend with snow loads, wind, earthquakes, or other extreme environmental factors.Use hardware at your own risk. Improperly installed hardware can pose a significant risk to all parties involved including (but not limited to) the tree, construction workers, and the users of the treehouse. Be in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and assume no liability, are not responsible for property damage, personal injury or consequential damages alleged to be the result of use of this product.
Tree Fort Hardware: Overview with Pete Nelson NelsonTreehouse 2021-04-15 | This is the 1st video in a series hosted by Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson, on how to build a safe treehouse platform using our Tree Fort Hardware System. In this video, Pete goes over the each of the hardware components in the system and their basic function. Later in the series he will go into specific installation instructions for each component.Our Tree Fort Hardware System (referred to as "Backyard Hardware" in this video series) is a simplified and more economical version of the standard & heavy duty treehouse hardware we use in larger builds. This Tree Fort Hardware System is designed for small scale builds, think: kid-scale tree forts, sunset decks or tree gazebos.NOTE: Pete refers to this system as the "backyard" treehouse hardware. This is the same as the "Tree Fort" Hardware seen on our website. To order learn more and order hardware, visit our website: www.nelsontreehouse.comVideo by Media NortheastDisclaimer and LimitationsBe in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and limit any representations and warranties as follows:The load that this treehouse hardware can bear depends on many factors, including the species and health of your tree(s). Tree house maintenance is required every year to ensure the structure, and tree(s) remain safe and secure for years to come, and more importantly that its users are not put at risk. Perform frequent inspections and maintenance.We highly recommend consulting with Nelson Treehouse, a certified arborist, and a structural engineer before starting your project, especially if your treehouse will contend with snow loads, wind, earthquakes, or other extreme environmental factors.Use hardware at your own risk. Improperly installed hardware can pose a significant risk to all parties involved including (but not limited to) the tree, construction workers, and the users of the treehouse. Be in a Tree LLC and Nelson Treehouse and Supply disclaim and assume no liability, are not responsible for property damage, personal injury or consequential damages alleged to be the result of use of this product.
The Ananda Treehouse at TreeHouse Point - Full Webisode NelsonTreehouse 2021-04-06 | Watch as the Nelson Treehouse crew builds the luxurious Ananda Treehouse at TreeHouse Point. Featuring Pete Nelson & his twin boys, Henry & Charlie, this is the story behind the build of this ADA accessible treehouse at the world famous, family-owned, treehouse bed & breakfast located 22 miles east of Seattle, Washington, USA - TreeHouse Point. To book a stay in one of the 7 treehouses at TreeHouse Point, visit www.treehousepoint.comTo learn more about Nelson Treehouse Design & Build Services, visit www.nelsontreehouse.comVideo by Media NortheastInterior Design by Natalie Faye from Susan Marinello InteriorsFilmed in 2020
Treehouse Grove Tour Part 2 - The Elm Treehouse NelsonTreehouse 2020-11-03 | Join Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson, as he tours Treehouse Grove - an eight treehouse resort outside of Gatlinburg, Tennessee. In this video, Pete features the specialized treehouse hardware used to support these commercially permitted and engineered treehouses. After exploring the most critical aspect of all treehouses - treehouse platform - Pete heads inside to show off one of the luxury treehouses. Just minutes away from the Great Smoky Mountain National Park, Treehouse Grove is a must visit!Starring: Pete NelsonDesign/Build: Nelson Treehouse and Supply nelsontreehouse.comTreehouse Hardware: store.beinatree.comLocation: Treehouse Grove treehouse-grove.comTreehouse: The Elm treehouse-grove.com/treehouses/elmVideo: Media Northeast medianortheast.com
Treehouse Grove Tour Part 1 - The Cedar Treehouse NelsonTreehouse 2020-10-28 | Join Treehouse Master Pete Nelson on a tour of The Cedar Treehouse, one of the eight treehouses available for overnight rental at Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek. Located at the footsteps of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Treehouse Grove is an idyllic getaway for the whole family. Each luxury treehouse is fully equipped, complete with a kitchenette and bathroom. Treehouse Grove: treehouse-grove.comDesigned & Built by nelsontreehouse.comInterior Design by http://www.11211design.comVideo by medianortheast.com
Behind the Build: Treehouse Grove - Full Webisode NelsonTreehouse 2020-09-28 | Follow along as Nelson Treehouse and Supply builds Treehouse Grove at Norton Creek - an 8 treehouse retreat in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Featuring Pete Nelson and his team of incredible treehouse carpenters, this video captures the construction process which spanned just under one year. All 8 treehouses, which are located on the doorstep of the Great Smoky Mountain National Park, are available for overnight rental. Video by Media Northeast - medianortheast.comTreehouse Grove - treehouse-grove.comNelson Treehouse and Supply - nelsontreehouse.com
Pete Nelson Tours TreeHouse Point: Part 4 NelsonTreehouse 2020-04-29 | This is the second video in a series of Pete Nelson touring and telling the story of TreeHouse Point. Filmed by his son, Henry Nelson, in April/May 2020 during the world pandemic. This portion of the tour features the Temple of the Blue Moon treehouse (and the hardware used for the platform!).
Pete Nelson Tours TreeHouse Point: Part 3 NelsonTreehouse 2020-04-29 | This is the second video in a series of Pete Nelson touring and telling the story of TreeHouse Point. Filmed by his son, Henry Nelson, in April/May 2020 during the world pandemic. This portion of the tour features the Pond Room.
Pete Nelson Tours TreeHouse Point: Part 2 NelsonTreehouse 2020-04-27 | This is the second video in a series of Pete Nelson touring and telling the story of TreeHouse Point. Filmed by his son, Henry Nelson, in April/May 2020 during the world pandemic. This portion of the tour is of the main lodge.
Pete Nelson Tours TreeHouse Point: Part 1 NelsonTreehouse 2020-04-27 | This is the first video in a series of Pete Nelson touring and telling the story of TreeHouse Point. Filmed by his son, Henry Nelson, in April/May 2020 during the world pandemic.
Treehouse Utopia: The Finish Line NelsonTreehouse 2018-10-26 | You can now stay up in the trees in Texas Hill Country! Pete Nelson partnered with Laurel Waters, chef and owner of The Laurel Tree Restaurant, to open Treehouse Utopia, a luxury treehouse retreat in Utopia, Texas. Treehouse Utopia opened for reservations earlier this year. Take a look back at the build phase of Treehouse Utopia in our third and final webisode. Our crew put in months of hard work to bring this magical retreat to life! Check out the first webisode: youtu.be/nAdoGqMj7k4And the second: youtu.be/DsTTvrd1AhYBook your reservation: treehouseutopia.comMore on Treehouse Utopia: nelsontreehouse.com/treehouse-utopia
Secret Treehouse in San Juan Islands NelsonTreehouse 2018-10-26 | Take a virtual step inside our San Juan Islands treehouse.This seaside treehouse is nestled in a grove of Douglas firs on Washington's iconic San Juan Islands. Its ample deck and oculus window offer an otherworldly portal to the Pacific. Custom built-ins and luxury amenities add character and comfort. You won't see this one on Treehouse Masters, as it was never filmed for TV.Want more of this beauty? Check out our photo tour at nelsontreehouse.com/blog/2018/7/18/san-juan-treehouseLike the music? Support the artist: soundcloud.com/coastclubmusic
Treehouse Utopia: Webisode #2 NelsonTreehouse 2018-10-16 | You can now stay up in the trees in Texas Hill Country! Pete Nelson partnered with Laurel Waters, chef and owner of The Laurel Tree Restaurant, to open Treehouse Utopia, a luxury treehouse retreat in Utopia, Texas. Treehouse Utopia opened for reservations earlier this year.Take a look back at the build phase of Treehouse Utopia in this webisode. Our crew put in months of hard work to bring this magical retreat to life!Check out the first webisode: youtube.com/watch?v=nAdoGqMj7k4Book your reservation: treehouseutopia.comMore on Treehouse Utopia: nelsontreehouse.com/treehouse-utopia
Timelapse: Carousel Treehouse in Texas Hill Country NelsonTreehouse 2018-10-16 | You can stay up in the trees in Texas Hill Country! Pete Nelson partnered with Laurel Waters, chef and owner of The Laurel Tree Restaurant, to open Treehouse Utopia, a luxury treehouse retreat in Utopia, Texas. Watch one of the retreat's four rentable treehouses come together in this timelapse video of the build. The Carousel treehouse is full of whimsical antiques and offers sweeping views of the river below.Join Pete and Laurel on a video tour of the completed treehouse at: youtube.com/watch?v=wTul89QodBIBook your reservation: treehouseutopia.com More on Treehouse Utopia: nelsontreehouse.com/treehouse-utopia
Timelapse: Library Treehouse in Texas Hill Country NelsonTreehouse 2018-10-16 | You can stay up in the trees in Texas Hill Country! Pete Nelson partnered with Laurel Waters, chef and owner of The Laurel Tree Restaurant, to open Treehouse Utopia, a luxury treehouse retreat in Utopia, Texas.Watch one of the retreat's four rentable treehouses come together in this timelapse video of the build. The Biblioteque treehouse is designed like a cozy library, with walls of built-in bookcases and ultra-comfy reading nooks.Join Pete and Laurel on a video tour of the completed treehouse at: youtu.be/MWMreKTlKzMBook your reservation: treehouseutopia.comMore on Treehouse Utopia: nelsontreehouse.com/treehouse-utopia
Treehouse Utopia: Biblioteque Tour NelsonTreehouse 2018-10-16 | Have you heard the news? Pete Nelson partnered with Laurel Waters, chef and owner of The Laurel Tree Restaurant, to open Treehouse Utopia, a luxury treehouse retreat in Utopia, Texas. You can now stay up in the trees in Texas Hill Country! Join Pete and Laurel for a tour of one of the retreat’s four rentable treehouses: Biblioteque. Biblioteque wraps around a single cypress tree. It's designed like a cozy library, with walls of built-in bookcases and ultra-comfy reading nooks.Book your reservation: treehouseutopia.com More on Treehouse Utopia: nelsontreehouse.com/treehouse-utopia
Treehouse Utopia: Chapelle Tour NelsonTreehouse 2018-10-16 | Have you heard the news? Pete Nelson partnered with Laurel Waters, chef and owner of The Laurel Tree Restaurant, to open Treehouse Utopia, a luxury treehouse retreat in Utopia, Texas. You can now stay up in the trees in Texas Hill Country! Join Pete and Laurel for a tour of one of the retreat’s four rentable treehouses: Chapelle. Chapelle is divine, with soaring ceilings and twin arched windows overlooking sunrise and sunset. Its enormous bathroom, complete with a clawfoot tub and tiled shower, is a spa-like sanctuary.Book your reservation: http://www.treehouseutopia.comMore on Treehouse Utopia: http://www.nelsontreehouse.com/treehouse-utopia
